[Trending Now] Stunning Uses Of Aspiring That You Didn't Know Before!

When it comes to hangovers, headaches and colds, people are most likely to ask for the help of Aspirin. It serves as a savior for these cases. 

However, Aspirin is more than just a pill and the following uses of it will surely blow your mind. 

Here are the 9 amazing uses of Aspirin that you never knew!

1. It rejuvenates the skin. 

- because of the salicylic acid that it contains, it can reduce the swelling and redness of the acne. It removes the clogged dead skin cells. 

2. It lengthens the life of your plants and flowers. 

- Mix the crushed aspirin into the water that you will be using for your plants. It produces ethylen gas that slows down the decay process. 

3. Perspiration stains remover

-  Crush 2 aspirins and mix it with 1/2 cup of warm water. The stained part should be soaked in the this mixture for 2-3 hours. 

4. It restores the color of the hair

- Swimming in chlorinated pool has an unpleasant effect on the color of the hair. To get that color back, you need to dissolve 6-8 aspirins in a glass of warm water. Use this solution and rub it into the hair. Leave it there for 10-15 minutes. 

5. It will dry up the pimples

- Crush 1 aspirin and mix a small amount of water. Use the paste to the pmple and let it sit for a few minutes. After that, wash it off with water and soap. 

6. Removes hard calluses

- To remove those hard calluses, mix 5-6 crushed aspirins to 1/2 teaspoon of water and lemon juice. Apply this to the feet and cover it with warm towel and plastic bag. Let it sit for 10 minutes and file down the soft callus away. 

7. Removes dandruff

- Crush 2 aspirins and add it to the normal amount of shampoo that you use. Leave it there for 2 minutes and rinse it well. 

8. Can be used for bite and stings of insects

- Wet the affected area and rub it over the spot. This will ease the inflammation. 

9. Cleans the grease from the pans and pots. 

- Crush some aspirins and mix it with lemon juice. Use this to get rid of the grease on your pots and pans!

Source: CentralReaders, TNP